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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-06

her thought. She had perceptions under
meath the common perceptions. Where
other children saw only the sustanee she
unknowingly looked deeper, and n sa"
the spirit.
She read everything she could lay hands
on. Her imagination took fine as she read
of warriors, heroes and martyrs. The
lesson of their mighty deeds sand into the
deep child heart, and blossOmed IN the
clearl child soul, Her world Of fancy was
peopled with leaders and princes IKE
Moses, with Cesars and splendid crusaders
like Richard the Lion Heart. Bernard
Palissy. defying hunger and want, opposing
those whom he held dearest, tearing the
very walls from his cabin, sacrificing I'll 10
achieve one splendid result-BeIhard
Palsy was to her the dedication OF human
will. Through the years of approaching
~womanhood she walked as in a dream
Nourishing a youth sublime
With the fairy tales of science and the long re-
suits Of Time.
Most, though, her heart went ont TO the
few women heroes and teachers whose
names she met on the page oil the world
history-Hypatia, Elizabeth, Zenooia-
Her soul was on fire as her eyes bent oyer
the page that told her about Joan OF Arc,
the inspired maid of Domremy. She, the
woman soldier with the iron helmet rest
ing upon her golden hair, with her SHINING
armor and white wal horse, was the highest
and greatest figure OF all to the child Shlr'
ley. ,
Later she read Homer, Milton and Shake
speare, and their stately music rang q
rhythm TO the beating Of her heart. stu,
too, and ever through the years OF glrihood
would come the old question she asked heI
father that day:
Has a gi,l rs much sense as n boy?
Why was there no woman Homer, nc
woman Shakespeare OF Milton? Then
Homer. and Joan of Arc, and Shakespeare,
and Richard the Lion Heart mingled to-
netber in her dreams, till out Of all there
stood before her at last q vision of wom-
an met who should be. She should he a
great rs the greatest, n majestic woman,
noet hero and teacher in one. But not a
MARTYR. There were no martyrs IN THESE
davs. The world had grown too wise and
kindly for that.
So She reasoned. At last she awakened
once in the summer night suddenly. She
saw the stars shining in ut the window and
heard the wind signing through the will
lows down by the mill race. She whl'-
pered 10 herself and said:
II will he the oma poet. l, myself
Then the new schoOlmaster came.
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from thar. Thar war twenty-five or thirty
oreasers in the house an l he'd list led ont
the cussedest ugiiest critter of asquaw You
ever saw wrapped up in . blanket, when
a couple " them walked up 10 me an be-
gun ~palaverin an lookin' mad as blazes,
7 didn't understand thar internal lingo
INIT I know'd that 'bnrro' meant iackass
So when the biggest one shook his fist in
n~.face an sed burro! DAM ] list emf
loose. an in less'n no time he wuz a
Law on the floor with the little ~feller's
head iam'd atween his legs. hain't a
very clear idce 0v what tuck place fer ,
short time arter that. | mind ov stein'
heads an arms an legs an blankets an
things all mixed up together, an heeriD,
the gals a screeching', an l know'd | wuy
DOM some ov the tallest kind o. ftin'
but they wuz too much for ne: pur,v
soon something drapts. That wa,
me. / hardly struck the floor till four or
five Of the devils grabbed me and shot ms
headforemOst out through the winder int,
amudhole bout two feet deep. Rsrns.
an Spiles come through the same Wind,
bout two seconds an a half behint me
'Soon's we could git the muddy VAT,
outen our eyes an shake ourselves nm
bit; we thought we'd better leud a b,inin'
hand TO Dennis an I.anky, but when Va
looked in the winder We seed they din,
need il. Dennis had got holt ov A club
somehow, an hacked inter a corner wb,r
the greascrs couldn't git at him. an b.
waz a layin' oy EN- out beautiful. I,nkv
waz comm down the middle oy the r,om
q whoopin' an ayellin' an y knockin' The
darned heathens right an left. 'Pear'd
like thar war halt a dozen ov him. Ne
made a lam right through. an when he 90,
to the door he Turned hack aein, A nrin'
an a chargln' and ayellin' wuss'n ever
But the darned l~azlroni must hey Thought
he wuz crazy, fer they lit ont o thar like
"Jist then the boys come a ruuuin' from
camp, havin' hurd oy the furss. They
war too late for the fun. L.ankyd clean'd
the cusseS out, m nobody never lowed he
wuz a coward after that night. Him an
Dennis stohd up head. Barnes, SpilcS an
me rode in the wagons lrr some DAYS. hut
we come ont all right, 'ccpt some scars
which We carry Wit. | war derned near
scalped by the glass when the h,vrars
pitched ME through the windc. That's
what made this bald place On nv head.
an evry time | feel Of /; | think at ov the
night we slung the sluaws round at Straw.
berry Flats, in 81 an well, ycs. We
mought as we'll take \ ~night-cap.
reckon"
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COQUETTE.

John EIrRest MCdRR.
You're the prettiest little girl in the world my
dear,
With your creamy cheeks and your lustrons
eyes,
And your sweet, curved mouth, and your small
ear,
And Your artless look Of surprise.
You are the dalnticst girl in the world, my dear
From Your kidded foot TO Your Grccian head;
Your mile is rs sweet, Your laugh Is ~ clear,
As i'll were living-not dead.
And your heart is as light, and empty, my dear,
As the ring YOU yesterday flung aside.
For him-pGor fcliOw,-wOuld ! drop a tear.
But ! have not wept-Sincc died.
Though | nm here at your side n you walk
Broadway,
You know il not. still ! love you--and yet,
! wonder whose heart You will break today,
And Ia morrow dainty c~uiicttc.
All, and | wonder. tOn, rs We hurry along.
When the tears Ia yOHr aching eyes viii start
They ARE fearless now. Guur power Is strong.
Hut the man who win break pour heart
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SHIRLEY CARSTONE.
Ry ELIZA ARCHARD.
lCopyrighted.l
CHAPTER /.
TIE STONE HOUSE

THE STONE HOUSE
The teacher read:
Forgetting herself, rs WAS her sweet won't,
when she saw the flames come q him,
she took leave of him and babe him 90 far
Their of, only asking that he would lift up
the cross ON high that she might see. He
went a little further off, but still near
eDough to hear her say to the last, in the
fire. that her voices were of God. As the
flames rose about her and drew her breath
away, She told him in her solt, clear tones
that she still heard her voices IN the ar.
And they said to her;
Daughter of God, go on! BE not dis
MAYED at thy martyrdom. Thou shalt
enter ut last into the paradise OF God.
Then her head sank and her spirit went
tn him.
Are the heroes and saints all dead?'
asked Shirley. "Has there ever been a
saint since Joan OF Are WITS burned at the
stake
The tearhcrcInsed the book. My child, y
said ne, 'thc world never knows its saints
and martSrs uIl two hundred years after
they ave dcud. They are heroes always
Heroic men and women live and walk the
earth TO-DAY aud their fellow men know 1t
not. 4 century later and mankind will
read of them and wonder at the bhndneSS
OF those who knew not their " best anti
hravrst. But we done burn martyrs mt
the stake any more, shirley. We torture
their souls aud let their bodies die a natu-
raj death"
II don't quite understand, said the
girl. -
You don't understand lou never will,
l HOPE. Marshal your army OF Carstones
and go home. General shirley. rhe picnlc
is over.
The teacher turned into the path toward
the village.
''Good-by, Mr.. Morrison said the girl,
looking alter him.
.'U;nnI-hy, General Shirley
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A RARE BARGAIN.

The following rinchinett nov run
ming, and in good order; will be sold
cheap:.,
One Holly Rotary Puhip, No. A. Al
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and loose) 1S inch diameter, 81 inch
flies.
One Engihs. i6 finch cylinder, 30
inch StfoKa, complete with, Governor,
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Nov. rs, tx.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13

THE institute will be assembled at
Up. IN. of the first day and after y
brief statement by the ehairnan.
a lecture viii be given by Prof Me-
Louth, subject industrial Edu-
cation" On Tuesday. Feb. l. the fol
lowing papers will be sabinitted, each
followed by discussions by the farmers
which will take the form Of regular
slove feast" each giving actual expert
enice rather than theory.
Grain raising on the Plains-J. Stock
et't.
Root Crops -Thos. Eound.
Grass and forage crops-s. 6. Marsh.
CONN. II. Evans.
Small FYnits-G. w. Love.
Plowing-W. c. johnson.
Live Stock-H. Head.
Buckwheat-J. u. Hanna.
Fruit-AieS Wayne.
Comparative expenses OF Hardwood
or Plains Fafms-.P. Hoyt.
These discussions will be followed
by DR.. kedzie on the chemical airaly-
sis and needs OF our soil. And by a
lecture from another of the faculty on
our native plants, and their relation to
those we desire to Introduce.
1t is proposed that our farmers bring
specimens OF their products of all
kinds, fruits, grain and Vegetables,
The Opera Honse has been secured
aud It is earnestly hoped that all who
are interested in the Agricultural de-
vefopment 81 this Section viii De on
hand to make this the leading institdte
OF the State for the year.
A. 7. Rose and o. Palmer, E1eeu-
tive Committee.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13
Cheney Happenings.

MARRIED-On the 4th, inst, at the
residence OF the brides parents, in
Center Plains township, Mr.. Morton
Nilsson, of Cold%ater, and Miss Sarah
Wisner, of this place, Rev Mr.. Wright
of Beaver Lake, assisted BY Rev. O.
Barfelb of Cheney, officiating, The
ceremony took place at 10 o'clock a.
/ IN. and the happy pair left OH The after
! noon train for Coldwater, Mich. where
they win reside. Mr. NJ. is to be con
ERG9piN55Sss 81 Sh hay0g ssssd fGE
daughters. May their union be pro-
Directive of fihch happiness. is tie wish
Of tkeif numerous friends.
Last Friday morning at about half
past six, Station agent F. D. Hastings
was aroused from his slumbers by the
report that the depot was on fire; A
large hole having been Burned in the
floor when it Was discovered; it is sup
posed that spark fell from tie hearth
to the iioor sometime during the night
and burning slowly, had not made
much Roadway Until it was discovered
and promptly put out. Fire Was also
discovered in the upper part of Ira
Sewells house shortly after, but was
quenched before any serious damage
had been done. This is too cold
weather to burn out il one can help it.
There was New Years dance held at
the residence of w. g. Jobnson last
Friday evening, and another at Mr..
Luke Bosoms' place on Saturday eve
ming. A good time was had by all
who attended either place.
Through some ihisadventure last
weeks correspondence from 1.-THE
Hub," failed to get to the Office in
time for publication. In future we
will try to be ihore punctual.
s. HUT returned from his trip to
southern Michigan, having had fine
time GENERALLY, except that he caught
a severe cold which cohhned hin to
his room for several days. He reports
excellent sleighlng DIT Kalamazoo, and
other places which he visited. He
made his wife very fine Christmas
present; consisting of d hobby cntter,
robe and set Of hairless We trust
Aunt Dedie may enjoy many fine
Hereafter.
Saturday morning, willie the family
Of Mr.. f. d. Hastings %efe at break
fast, smoke was discovered issuing
from the corhlce of their house. As
soon as a hole was made in the fo6f to
get at the fire, which was up to that
line conflhed to the garrett; it btrst in
% q fame. The citizens, who had as ,
'embled as soon as the alarm was Civ
m, saw that the house was doomed,
mid Get about saving the furniture, all
If which was saved. The ladies in
are To be praised for show /
ng SO much presetce of mind and
kill in the retioval of articles from !
he burning building. For the present
dr. II. will occtipy the house formerly ,
,ccdpiEd by N. Persons. i
Rev: D. Batfell is conductive d series
# evetiing meetings at the school
louse Id Cheney: !
II anybody doubts that the Boys at t.
)dells' canip are jolly crew they 9
hould call on them Ind be Convinced.
These long winter evenings; when ,
is scarce, Trey Collect a {
Timber Of oyster-cahs. tin-pans. and a
'ther musical instruments, too numer-
'us to mention, and go serenading.
Jan. 1877 WIG. NJ
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13
Notice.

All ex-pris6hers of war That may see
this notice are requested to Send their
full address TO tie Commander III Mar
vim Post, No. 2l0, q. A. r. Depart
inent of Michigan ut once for use in
the Pension Office, BY rta,iest of
JOHN G. BLACK,
Com. of Pensions.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13
Harness! Harness!!

T AN prepared to take orders tor liar.
= ness of every description; which
will be furnished OH short notice and
at low rates. Sahple harness can be
seen at the AVALANCHE Office. All
work Warranted.
Nov. IS. tt.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13

cosSEcTioNs-.At Bay city with Bay City hiyfs
lon for Lapeer, Port Huron Detroit and all
points East: and with Saginaw Division for Jack
son, Fort Wayne. Chicago and all points West
u, r. for Marquette and points west. At Alger
with -. b. Q. a A. X. Y. fcrAuSabiea and Oscoda.
.. w. RUGGLES,
Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt. Chicago.
q. ii. HICKS,
Local Ticket Agt. Gsayiing.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13

Don't laugh at the drunken man
reeling through the streets, however
ludioious the sight may be; just stop to
think, He is going home to some ten.
der heart that will thfoB with intense
agony soihe doting mother, perhaps,
will gfieSe over the townfaii of her
once sinless boy; or it may BE a fond
wife, whose heart will almost burst
with grief as she views th2@Estruction
of her idol; or it maysress, sppreyeg sis
ter who will shed SsRs sssse s Sesses
degradation Of he. UTE. j. Of
his manliness and self-resPect. peth-
er drop a tear in silent sympathy with
those hearts so keenlv sen tive and
tender, Yet SO proud and loyal that
they cannot accept sympathy rendered
them either IN look or word, although
it may fall Upon their crushed and
and wounded hearts as lefreshingly as
the summer dew upon the withered
plant. Detroit iCommes6fal Advertiser.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13
Biacksriithinr:

l have Opened Blacksmith Shop in
the Kelley building; III Gtaylng, where
| Will do blacksmith work OF evefy de-
scription. Notwithstanding d speciality.
Satisfaction edaf;ihteed.
Nov. IL, m3. OLIVER REVUE.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13
Public Nnfica.

Roffee's addition to Grayling is now
represented by j. 8. Harder, who will
be pleased to show tile premises and
make satisfactory prices TO PARTIES de-
string to purchase;
Aug 8, GIN. ,pd.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13


Molasses. per gallon 81 cents.
For Job Work of all kinds call at the
AVALANCHE ONCE.
Sailing, Hanson Il Co. still have
some of those fine bird-cages left.
J. NJ. Finn. of GraSafng, was IN the
city Friday.-@Bay City 1yS6ane
The new restaurant building Is pro
crossing toward completion.
Have you tried Sailing, Hanson &
Cos. new SO cent tear
Mrs. 3. M. Jones is expected home
some time next week.
"A new stock of Mits, Just received, at
The store of Sailing, Hanson & Co.
There we're 332 money orders issued
by the Gfayling Post office during
last quarter.
For Tinware, Hardware, Ne, call
at the store of Sailing, Hanson e.
Co.
BoRN-on Monday, Jan. 10th, 1887,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. E. Hager1nah, a
daughter, weight seven pounds.
Don't forget that s. II. s. Co. are
still at the old stand, with a full corps
of obliging assistants.
s. II. & Co. have just opened a
fourth order of those Buckfaced Mitts.
Come one and all and be suited.
John london has rented the house
slavery OoouPr0SE-- >y vss.s-----,-S5,ss-sO0ess,T
and took possession last Monday.
A stock of those Misses and Ladies'
Foboggan Caps, at cost, at the store of
3. II, & Co.
Miss Julia Rfb returned last Satur-
day from her two weeks visit to
friends in southern Michigan
For canned goods of every destrip-
ton, go to the store Of Sailing, Han
son & Co.
If you can't get cabbage, try the
next best thing, and that Is Safer
Kfant. James has it.
Have YOU tried Sailing, Hanson &
Co.'S. canned corn, at 10 cents p can
II not, try 1t.
Walker Mitchell is clerkihg for
George Homer, at present. and has
charge of the ''sassiEe" department.
Call and see the New Garland Coal
and Wood Cook Stove at the store of
3. H. & CO.
r. Hanson and DR.. b. Palmer. of
Crawling, were CHESTS of the Fraser
Sesterday.-Buy city Tribune.
IT you require two Buffers on 0ne
bread. go to James and get d supply |
of his extra, mite, fresh apple butter.
If you want nice present; pdr-
Hhase can of New Era Baking Pow
der, of Sailing, Hanson g. Co.
School commenced last Monday at
the usual hour, not ut 8 O'Clock the
previous Monday.
Ladies don't YOU want Niger
Head jefseyG II SO cali at the Gener-
al store of Sailing, Hanson g. Co.
The Detroit Free Press sends out its
Carriers Address trifie late, but 1T is
d beatty nevertheless and worthy
metropolitan paper.
A new lot of Ladies' and Chiidrens'
Shoes at the store of Sailing, Hanson
& Co.
On last Friday morning the Their
mometef registered % degrees below
zero, and still was not as cold as it
might have been.
Sheriff Mccullough has appointed
John L. Wila ana W. w. Metcalf as
deputies for GiayliDg. the other APP
pointments are not yet made:
J. NJ Finn went to Lansing last
week, to see ID. p, Marley elected
speaker Of the House of Representa-
tives.
Mrs Rhoda strtfhk has been appoint
ed postmIstfess at Gaylord, Otsego I
county viee Miss Fedstina N. To~le, Il
removed.
We would advise the Young men ia Ee
when they go on conrting 9
expedition. to call on young ladies
wbose brothers are not sportsmen, or
Else see that the charges arc removed I
from ell = sacbestera kept il the house. q
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13

straw. por ton. 1900
Raw feed. No. 2. per Ton. u Co.
nrou. per ION. ~ 90.
May -four, Keller patent. per barrel. 3 80.
May loAf. roller mills, per barrel 5s5.
Process. per barrel. $a.s5
Excelsior. -four per barrel, 400
buckwheat Flour. per hundred pounds $500
Extra Ness beef, per barrel. 8 30
Mnss pork. per barrel. 1875 new
Refined lard. per pound. acents.
Ham. sugar cured, per pound, "A cents.
Breakfast bacon, per pound, u cents.
Mince meat. per round. 10 cents.
clear pork. SIDES. per pound. SO cenb.
3. @. pork, per pound. scents.
Plate beet. per pound. cents.
Dried Beef, per pound. Ia cents.
Choice dairy butter, per pound. "a and 81
fresh eggs, per dozen. Is cents.
.. O. Java. grodnd. per pound. IS cents
Mocha. ground, per pound. SO cents.
b. G. & Co.. Mexican coffee per ID, % cents.
b. q. & co., Aracaba coffee per Id. ,s5 cts.
Fllnts Golden Rio, 26 cents per pound.
Teas, green, Per po1ud. 70 to 50 cents.
Sugar, yellow. per pound. Q cents.
Sugar. Extra @. per pound. t>s cents.
Sugar. granulated, per pound. ~ cents.
Sugar. cut loaf. per pound. 0 cents.
sugar. powdered, per ipotnd, > 'censss
ON waterwhte, per gallon, 30 cents.
Potatoes. per buiSheli 45 cents.
Beans. hand picked. per nushei, 90.
Peas, green, per bushel. IS.
Syrup. Sugar. per gallon. 30.
MO. molasses, per gallon. 60 cents.
Molasses. per gallon 81 cent?.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13

The editor OF an exchange says ne Is
q much prosecuted man. The Village
authorities lsave purchased street
lamp and plaeed II where Its rays fall
directly upon his neighbor's wood pile,
thus making his last resource In time
of need. too hazardous to be available.
Weclip tho following from the Oge-
mao Herald, and some of our sub
scribers can make the application.
you, delinquent, II you want TO
bring us some wood to pay for your
paper don't lot The thought come into
your head for a minute that we will
object to taking it. Wesi do nothing
of the kind. And then, we would be
| pleased to have you DO SO. We would
have wood"
The postal law makes IL larceny to
take newspaper and refuse to pay
for it. An editor In Illinois recently
brought suit against forty-three men
who would not pay their subscription !,
and obtained Judgment IN each case
for the full amount OF his claim. OF
these, twenty-eight made affidavit that
they owned no more property than the
law allowed them, thus preventing at
tachmehts. Then they, under de-
cision of the supreme court, we're ar
rested for petty larceny, and bound
over IN the sum of $500. All gave
bonds With the exception of six who
were sent TO Jail.
A father cah give his young son no
better present than a years reading of
the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Its con-
tents will lead the young mind in the
path of thought, and If he treads
there a while, he'll forget frivolities
and be of some account and if lie has
inventive or mechanical turn of mind
this paper viii afford him more enter
tainheht, as wen as useful informa-
ton, than he can obtain elsewhere.
Copies of this paper may be seen at
this Office and subscriptions received.
Price, So a year, weekly.
Marvin Post No. s4e G. A. R.
Tie following comrades were in
stalled as officers OF the Post, on last
Saturday evening, for the present
year.
Commander, o. Palmer.
Sen. Vice Com Thos. Lound.
v..xa 4
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13
WoodlWoodIi

T WILL deliver wood eighteen Inches
L IN length on board cofs at Frederic,
for 50 cents per cord.
g. q. HORTON.
Frederic, Mich.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13
Express Notice,

~ ~ -
south must have tie same at the of
flee by / a. ih., il they WISH IL to go
the same day
w. II. JAMES,
Agent.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13
No Pay -cNo Goods,

Hereafter Express packages will not
be delivered unfit the charges have
been paid,
w. II. JAMES.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1887-01-13

CPSNroTIoSs--[1l Via NJ. T. Co, 4 boats. with
Miehfg6n central and Grand Rapids q Indiana
railroads.. lpl With NJ, ii & o. r. r. for tIough-
ton. Hancock. calumet. &c.. and poins on Chi
cago, & Northwestern R'y.
SrAEDARD- -CieNtral time Daily except sun
day.
f. w. ALLEN. So,
A. WATSON. GenIPass. & TIKI Art.
Gent Supg